Rasputina - Oh Perilous World (CD, Album)

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1. Jun 26,  · Oh Perilous World was my first introduction to Rasputina, which happened a week ago today (via YouTube fan videos of In Old Yellowcake take that, WMG and your draconian crackdown of fan videos). What an amazing album. If it was a vinyl record instead of an MP3 collection, I would have already worn the platter out/5(32).

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2. Oh Perilous World is a music studio album recording by RASPUTINA (Prog Folk/Progressive Rock) released in on cd, lp / vinyl and/or cassette.3/5.

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3. Rasputina released Unknown on April 10, The record is a concept album that exhibits the band's frontwoman, Melora Creager's, trauma after her computer was hacked into. The album is only available on CD from the band's website so, as Melora states on the site "conceptually anyone who purchases it .

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4. Oh Perilous World is the sixth release by Rasputina, a singularly inventive outfit led by Melora Creager. A cellist herself, she creates a frontline of multiple cellos. Eschewing the faux-classical shenanigans of the Electric Light Orchestra, she welds the instruments with sensibilities that evoke everyone from Van Dyke Parks to Tom Waits/5(31).

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5. Apr 05,  · RASPUTINA - Wish You Were Here - Duration: musicforthelost , views.

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6. Imagine Oh Perilous World then as an antiwar protest album made up of a loosely connected song suite dealing with Mary Todd Lincoln and her blimp armies, Fletcher Christian's renegade son Thursday, a children's army awaiting air ships that never arrive, the projected overthrow of Pitcairn Island in the South Pacific, and a faux heavy metal political campaign chant that states "I feel that I can get behind 8/

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7. The New York City-based trio Rasputina was led by singer/songwriter Melora Creager, a classically-trained cellist who backed Nirvana on the group's final tour. In , Creager placed a want ad seeking Read Full Biography. Overview ↓ Biography ↓ Discography ↓ Songs ↓.

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8. Imagine Oh Perilous World then as an antiwar protest album made up of a loosely connected song suite dealing with Mary Todd Lincoln and her blimp armies, Fletcher Christian's renegade son Thursday, a children's army awaiting air ships that never arrive, the projected overthrow of Pitcairn Island in the South Pacific, and a faux heavy metal political campaign chant that states "I feel that I can get behind Price: $

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